A new report claims almost half of new housing units in the state are challenged under the California Environmental Quality Act. But some who have opposed projects under CEQA say the law is unfairly maligned -- and that some developments will make the housing situation worse.
"As our one-year snapshot of 2020 CEQA lawsuits shows, almost 50,000 housing units were challenged with anti-housing CEQA lawsuits - and thousands more were blocked in...
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